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PITTSBURGH, Pa. – Members of the Pennsylvania State Veterans Commission and residents and staff from the Southwest Veterans Home were among those who attended the Southwestern Pennsylvania Word War II Memorial dedication ceremony Dec. 6. After the dedication, attendees toured the memorial’s numerous panes depicting WWII events and southwest Pennsylvania’s contributions to the war effort. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Tom Cherry/Released)
CSU Channel Isalnds hosted a Dedication Ceremony at the Santa Rosa Island Research Station on August 13, 2014
In 2002, I was contacted by my old college radio station. They wanted to get a bunch of the old executive staff members together to share their experiences at the station over the last 30 years (I was the production director my junior and senior years). The event was fueled by the dedication of a new broadcasting tower which would effectively double or triple the range of the station. In my days (1993-1997) we were broadcasting at 175 watts with an effective broadcast radius of 11 miles on the best of days.
At that event I was able to reconnect with an old friend, and also get this shirt. This is the back logo commemorating the event. The front.
Taken by Cory Funk.
Doris Milner Dedication June 18th, 2011. The unveiling of a new interpretive sign at Nez Perce Pass in the Selway- Bitterroot Wilderness honoring Milner and the late Idaho Senator Frank Church. Milner was dedicated to preserving the Selway- Bitterroot Wilderness, and the Magruder Corridor. Members of the Forest Service, Conservation Community, and Members of Milner's family all spoke at the dedication.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. – Members of the Pennsylvania State Veterans Commission and residents and staff from the Southwest Veterans Home were among those who attended the Southwestern Pennsylvania Word War II Memorial dedication ceremony Dec. 6. After the dedication, attendees toured the memorial’s numerous panes depicting WWII events and southwest Pennsylvania’s contributions to the war effort. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Tom Cherry/Released)
PITTSBURGH, Pa. – Members of the Pennsylvania State Veterans Commission and residents and staff from the Southwest Veterans Home were among those who attended the Southwestern Pennsylvania Word War II Memorial dedication ceremony Dec. 6. After the dedication, attendees toured the memorial’s numerous panes depicting WWII events and southwest Pennsylvania’s contributions to the war effort. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Tom Cherry/Released)
Not many parents could bring a 50+ pound passenger in a sidecar over the North Cascades passes. (Part of a series I took with an OM-1 on an auto-winder mounted to the back of my bike while riding across the state. These days I'd do this with a digital camera an not have to worry about bulky equipment, manual focus lenses, or fogging the film when a screw fell out the bottom of the camera because of vibration.)
Day 38: February 7, 2010 - Dedication
Today I ran in the Condura 10k run. It was my first time to participate in a run that long. Normally I would participate in 3k and 5k runs, but I was finding 5k less of a challenge. Before I knew it, I was done with 5k.
10k was tough. I was glad I didn't succumb to attraction of running a 21k atop the Skyway. I had to keep an even pace. This was an hour-long run. I shouldn't blow off all my energy in the first half of the run. Somewhere around the 7k mark I had to slow down my pace. Several times I had the urge to stop and walk to catch my breath. But I had to toughen my resolve. I shouln't stop, I told myself. I can get through this. I ignored the pain that was gnawing my back. My right ankle felt like it was going to sieze but I ignored that as well.
It all paid off in the end. I expected to clock in at 70 minutes. With about 100 meters left, I saw the finish line and the clock. I saw that it was just seconds past the one hour mark. Not bad, I told myself, considering that several months ago I was clocking 35 minutes in a 5k treadmill run.
Now this may sound corny, but life and relatioships are just like that. You may prepare for it, but it is actually tougher than anything you can imagine. It takes mental resolve to get through it. If it is something you cherish and value, then quitting should not be an option.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. – Members of the Pennsylvania State Veterans Commission and residents and staff from the Southwest Veterans Home were among those who attended the Southwestern Pennsylvania Word War II Memorial dedication ceremony Dec. 6. After the dedication, attendees toured the memorial’s numerous panes depicting WWII events and southwest Pennsylvania’s contributions to the war effort. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Tom Cherry/Released)
The Health Center dedication new building addition - June 13, 2009
LINDA BARTLETT
DR. JOHN MATTHEW
photo by Paul Garstki
Meadowbrook Bridge in Snoqualmie, Washington. This spot served as a film location in the pilot episode of "Twin Peaks" and later in Part 18 of Season 3 on Showtime. See more details on TwinPeaksBlog.com: www.twinpeaksblog.com/2020/07/13/twin-peaks-film-location...
PITTSBURGH, Pa. – Members of the Pennsylvania State Veterans Commission and residents and staff from the Southwest Veterans Home were among those who attended the Southwestern Pennsylvania Word War II Memorial dedication ceremony Dec. 6. After the dedication, attendees toured the memorial’s numerous panes depicting WWII events and southwest Pennsylvania’s contributions to the war effort. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Tom Cherry/Released)
PITTSBURGH, Pa. – Members of the Pennsylvania State Veterans Commission and residents and staff from the Southwest Veterans Home were among those who attended the Southwestern Pennsylvania Word War II Memorial dedication ceremony Dec. 6. After the dedication, attendees toured the memorial’s numerous panes depicting WWII events and southwest Pennsylvania’s contributions to the war effort. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Tom Cherry/Released)
Emilie Siarkiewicz, left, and Dwaine Bright look at the Confederate Memorial dedicated Saturday morning outside the special area of the Southern Arizona Veterans’ Cemetery in Sierra Vista.
Siarkiewicz, of Tucson, a member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and Bright, who is wearing a Confederate cavalryman’s uniform, is from Sierra Vista, were part of a group who were at the event to honor about 10 percent of the nearly 60 remains of soldiers from the 1880s who were initially buried in Tucson and were reburied in Sierra Vista in a pageant-filled ceremony last year. Some who once served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War went on to serve in the American Army, side-by-side with those who fought for the Union, during the Indian wars in the late 1800s in Arizona.
On the northern side of the entrance to the special cemetery-within-a-cemetery — officially called the Historical Soldiers Memorial Cemetery — is a memorial from the Grand Army of the Republic honoring the former Union soldiers and appropriately the Confederate Memorial is on the south side of the entrance. Saturday’s event included taped music of the National Anthem played in an arrangement of the period of the Civil War, Dixie, which is considered the Confederate national song, and the firing of a cannon.
Doris Milner Dedication June 18th, 2011. The unveiling of a new interpretive sign at Nez Perce Pass in the Selway- Bitterroot Wilderness honoring Milner and the late Idaho Senator Frank Church. Milner was dedicated to preserving the Selway- Bitterroot Wilderness, and the Magruder Corridor. Members of the Forest Service, Conservation Community, and Members of Milner's family all spoke at the dedication.
This was taken the night we moved out of our previous home - we were separating the books to keep and the ones to give to the library. This was the only one we felt bad about giving to the library, but we couldn't bring ourselves to throw a book in the recycling.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. – Members of the Pennsylvania State Veterans Commission and residents and staff from the Southwest Veterans Home were among those who attended the Southwestern Pennsylvania Word War II Memorial dedication ceremony Dec. 6. After the dedication, attendees toured the memorial’s numerous panes depicting WWII events and southwest Pennsylvania’s contributions to the war effort. (Pennsylvania National Guard photo by Tom Cherry/Released)